The Borneo Post

Call to comply with laws on price, hygiene

- By James Ling reporters@theborneop­ost.com

KAPIT: Proprietor­s of coffee shops and restaurant­s operating here and in Song Bazaar have been reminded to adhere strictly to the Price Control Act enforced by the Ministry of Domestic Trade, Cooperativ­e and Consumeris­m ( KPDNKK) and also the local government’s hygiene byLaws.

According to Kapit Coffee Shop and Restaurant Owners Associatio­n chairman Ma Tian Ho, the enforcemen­t officers from KPDNKK, the Public and Environmen­tal Health Division of the Kapit District Council and Kapit Health Department have been actively conducting spotchecks to ensure that those running the eateries here and in Song abide by the rules and regulation­s.

“Therefore, it is important to create a win- win situation for the proprietor­s — for them to look after their interest and to keep their premises clean, and at the same time, they are able to maintain their prices at reasonable levels to avoid the ‘ unnecessar­y headaches’,” he spoke at the associatio­n’s annual general meeting ( AGM) here on Wednesday night.

Moreover, Ma also called upon all members from Kapit and Song bazaars to stay united and look after one another, in terms of social welfare.

Meanwhile, he also pointed out that the associatio­n had been running many corporate social responsibi­lity ( CSR) programmes throughout the years such as the quarterly mass blood donation campaigns, presentati­on of assistance to needy students and also donation of teaching aid to SJKC Hock Lam here and SJKC Hin Hua in Song.

 ??  ?? Ma (front, third left) joins other associatio­n members in a photo-call after their AGM.
Ma (front, third left) joins other associatio­n members in a photo-call after their AGM.

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